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How to get started on the MEAN stack 6<br />
Please note that, of course, you have to enter just mkdir data\db, as the C:> is already there, and<br />
I’m including it here just for clarity since I bet all of the readers are familiar with this fact.<br />
Now you have two options for running a MongoDB service:<br />
• running manually<br />
run the mongod binary by executing the following command in command prompt:<br />
C:>mongodb\bin\mongod.exe<br />
This started the MongoDB service on a default 27017 port, and if everything went well you should<br />
see a console output like the one on the screenshot below:<br />
mongod_start<br />
• running as a Windows service this may be a more favorable solution because you won’t<br />
have to start the MongoDB service manually every time you reboot your computer, instead<br />
Windows service will start it automatically after reboot. In order to do so, you first have to<br />
create a log file by executing:<br />
C:>mkdir C:\mongodb\log<br />
Now, create a configuration file by executing:<br />
1 $ echo logpath=C:\mongodb\log\mongo.log > C:\mongodb\mongod.cfg<br />
Next, open up a new command prompt window with administrative privileges (you can do this<br />
by right-clicking on the command prompt icon and clicking on Run as administrator). Finally, to<br />
install the MongoDB as a service execute:
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